An Old Soldier Speaks OutThe Book Is A Very Typical Expression Of An Old Soldier`S View Of The Life And Covers Reminiscences Of The British Army And Thereafter Police Action In Hyderabad, Where He Served As Intelligence Aide To K.M. Munshi In 1948. The Author Has Also Analysed The Latest Implications For Foreign And Military Strategy To Be Adopted Vis-A-Vis The Chinese Border Problem. |
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